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Marching regiment

A regiment de marche (roughly 'marching regiment' in English) is a French temporary (provisional not permanent), regiment created for a specific campaign or other military purpose.

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Early Unites de marche of the French Army

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Nodes194
Edges193
Triples93
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010309
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related to World War II · 24
Marching regiment → Accordingly, At, Foreign Legion, Foreign Volunteers, Forteresse, Fortress Infantry Regiment, French, French Army, Germany, Infanterie, Marching Regiments, On, Poland, Polish, RMVE, Régiment, Saar Offensive, Sarre, September, Soviet
related to World War I · 15
Marching regiment → Afrique, Algeria, Foreign Regiment, French, January, Less, Marching Battalion, Marching Battalions, Marching Regiments, Marching Tirailleurs Regiment, RE, Saida, Sidi Bel-Abbès, The, They
related to Spanish expedition and siege of Algiers · 14
Marching regiment → Alexandre Bardin, Alger, Algiers, April, Dictionary, During, Espagne, French, French Army, Général, Marching Regiments, Provisionary Regiments Later, Spain, Spanish Expedition
related to French intervention in Mexico · 13
Marching regiment → African Chasseurs Regiment, Chasseurs, Cheval Regiment, French, January, Lieutenant-Colonel Jean-Auguste Margueritte, Marching Cavalry Regiment, Marine Infantry Regiment, Mexico, Mexique, RIMa, The, The French
related to Early Unites de marche of the French Army · 8
Marching regiment → Espagne, France, French, Napoleon, Napoleonic Wars, The, The Spanish War, These
related to Overseas and foreign campaigns of the Second French Empire · 6
Marching regiment → Algeria, Expeditions, Italy, Mexico, Russia, Second French Empire
related to Austria-Hungary · 5
Marching regiment → Marching Brigade, Marching Regiments, The Austro-Hungarian Army, The Marching Battalions, World War
related to Crimean War · 4
Marching regiment → Africa, Crimean War, French Army, Marching
related to Franco-German war of 1870 · 4
Marching regiment → Franco-Prussian War, French, Guerre, The

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french marching regiment de marche général regiments army formed lieutenant-colonel chasseurs 1st division 2nd two units battalions corps brigade infantry

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Marching regimentrelated to Austria-HungaryThe Austro-Hungarian Army0.60section
Marching regimentrelated to Austria-HungaryWorld War0.60section
Marching regimentrelated to Austria-HungaryThe Marching Battalions0.60section
Marching regimentrelated to Austria-HungaryMarching Regiments0.60section
Marching regimentrelated to Austria-HungaryMarching Brigade0.60section
Marching regimentrelated to Crimean WarMarching0.60section
Marching regimentrelated to Crimean WarFrench Army0.60section
Marching regimentrelated to Crimean WarAfrica0.60section
Marching regimentrelated to Crimean WarCrimean War0.60section
Marching regimentrelated to Early Unites de marche of the French ArmyThe0.60section
Marching regimentrelated to Early Unites de marche of the French ArmyNapoleonic Wars0.60section
Marching regimentrelated to Early Unites de marche of the French ArmyThe Spanish War0.60section

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